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One thing science and human progress accomplished on this date.
1822
Louis Pasteur was born in Dole, France, and grew into one of the most consequential scientists in history. His work showed that germs cause disease, gave us pasteurization, and produced vaccines for rabies and anthrax, sparing countless lives.
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